Pancreatic cancer, diet and you

Tuesday 5th May 2026, 6-7pm via Zoom

About this webinar:

Food plays an important part in all our lives. But what can you eat when you have pancreatic cancer, and how can you find information you can trust about diet and symptoms?

Whether you’ve been diagnosed yourself, or are supporting a loved one, we’re here to offer information and support. Join our free session to hear from Lisa Woodrow, one of our specialist nurses and an expert dietitian, who speak to thousands of people affected by pancreatic cancer like you each year.

What we’ll talk about:

  • Common symptoms linked to diet and digestion.
  • Why these symptoms happen, tips to help you manage them and foods to eat or avoid.
  • Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT), or Creon. You’ll find out what this is, who needs it, and how to take it. We’ll also give an update on any supply issues and what you can do.
  • Where you can find more information and support– including how to find information that’s accurate and that you can trust.

When you book your place, you can send us your questions about pancreatic cancer and diet, and there’ll also be chance to ask anything else you think of during the session. We’ll also provide a helpful download to take away with you, with key words and phrases you may hear from your healthcare professionals.

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What we'll cover


  • What does the pancreas do?
  • What diet and digestive symptoms do people with pancreatic cancer experience and how can I manage them?
  • What is pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) and who needs to take it? What is the latest information on issues with PERT supply?
  • What foods should I eat and what should I avoid?
  • Where can I get further support and information I can trust?

Who you'll hear from


Lisa Woodrow, Pancreatic Cancer UK Specialist Nurse 

Along with our other nurses, Lisa works on our Support Line, speaking with thousands of people affected by pancreatic cancer each year.  

Who is this webinar for?


This webinar is for people with pancreatic cancer and their loved ones. If you’re a healthcare professional, please see our dedicated events, training and resources for you, instead.   

How will this session help me?


This session will provide you with expert guidance from a specialist dietitian and our pancreatic cancer nurses who can answer your questions, discuss practical steps and direct you to further support. 

How do I join the webinar?


It will be held on Zoom Webinar. After you book, you will receive an email from Zoom with the joining details. You can join on a computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone – any device with an internet connection. If you don’t already have the Zoom app, you can join from your internet browser without needing to download anything.   

If you don’t have access to the internet, you can also dial in from a standard telephone.   

For information on using Zoom Webinar, please see our step-by-step guide 

Will other people be able to see or hear me?


Don’t worry, only the speakers will be visible. Nobody will be able to see or hear you, so you won’t need a camera or microphone. Your name will not be visible to other attendees. 

Can I ask questions?


Yes, you’ll be able to type questions into the Q&A box during the webinar. You can choose to ask these anonymously.  

You can also ask questions in advance by emailing onlinesupport@pancreaticcancer.org.uk    

How do I register? 

All you need to do is click the link below and fill in the Zoom registration form. You’ll then receive an automatic email via Zoom with the joining details. 

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If you have any questions joining the session, including any additional accessibility requirements, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us by emailing onlinesupport@pancreaticcancer.org.uk 

Looking for support now?  

If you would like support right now, you can contact our team of specialist nurses by calling our Support Line on 0808 801 0707, email nurse@pancreaticcancer.org.uk or via WhatsApp by messaging 07418 304789 

Read our information on managing your diet with pancreatic cancer

This information is for people with pancreatic cancer and their loved ones. It explains digestive symptoms you may experience, how to manage these and who can help.

Find out more